Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-08-12


weeks camping on Mrs. Gilliland's farm on
Deer creek.
Graves Bros. of Portland have rented the
picture gallery Of Omega Oakes in this city
and will take possession about the first of
September.
II. S. Strange was in town this week and
gave TIE REVIEW CALL He will begin
term of school in Corvallis about the first Of
September.
There will I,e no meeting Of the Eastern
Star chapter until the third Thursday in Octo-
Der, unless sooner convened by order Of the
Worthy Matron.
Miss Edith Callahan and Miss Lulu Cab
bert gave THE REVIEW call last Friday.
Miss Edith will commence term of school
on Days creek next week.
Gen. g. c. Wharton and McNamee commits
sioners are in Salem this week examining the
disposition made of subsidy lands etc. for
Oregon military wagon road.
The gilt edged thanks ofthe entire REVIEW
force is extended to Mr.. Wm. McBee for
some delicious peaches that would make
your mouth water to look at.
Some bridges in Douglas need looking
after. especially that one just north of Will
bur about one mile. This bridge is not safe,
and should be looked after at once.
Byron Ball, brother of the late c. Ball Of
this city has been here for the past week set
Ting up his brothers business. He returned
yesterday 10 his home in Woodland California.
1t is to be hoped that the Fair association
will change the date Of the county fair SO as
not to conflict with the state fair. This mat
ter should receive attention at the meeting to-
morrow.
No matter how poor mans memory may
be, he will always remember good treatment,
and that is why SO many people remember J.
Taskuek's Bargain store when they are buying
goods.
Our fellow townsman, Jas. Tcmpleton who
has been contemplating trip to Tennessee
TO visit his aged father, learned of his fathers
death recently, and consequently Jim will
not go.
n. 2. Webb and family former residents o.
this county, but now of Walla Walla, where
Mr.. Webb has large stock and land interest,
are visiting at his father in-law's, James Bosggs
near this city.
Moore's Hair Invigorator may be found OF
sale at y. C. Marsters & Co. No ladies toile
is complete without it. 1t is excellent for the
face and chapped hands. Sample bottles free
call and tryit. S2e
For removing dandrufi, Ayers Hair Nigcr
has no equal. 1t restores faded and gray
hair to its original color, stimulates the growth
of the Ealr, and gives it beautiful, glossy
and silken appearance.
Mary Jones, daughter Of Mrs. Phoebe
Kitchell, was thrown from her horse last Fri
day afternoon when about three miles from
town, and had the misfortune in the fall t.
break one of her arms above the elbow,
The family of Sol. Abraham, accompanies
by their guest, Sig. Heller, of San. Francisco
Mrs. G. A. Taylor and Mrs. Elliott, went tt
Yaquina Tuesday to spend a couple Of week
listening 10 what the wild waves are saying
N. Cockelrease and family returned to oil
Douglas this week from the Puget sound coun
try where they have been for several years
Their many friends are pleased to see ther
with us once more, as they will probaB!
locate.
Gen. Miles, the hero OF the Nez Pere
war in Oregon, and the conqueror OF th'
Apaches in Arizona, is to be presented witt
81 900 sword by the citizens of that terri
tory on September 5th, the anniversary c
Gcrenimo's surrender.
Monday evening, while John Pierce, {
Deer creek, was burning brush, a sudde
wind came up, the fire passed beyond contro
and destroyed Mr.. Pierce's barn, with IS tor
of hay, also swept over much land, dcstroyln
several thousand rails.
John G.. Wright, Salcm's leading grocer
has been in Southern Oregon during the pa
week, making arrangements TO secure reguls
shipments of watermelons, peaches and otht
fruits and vegetables. lie was in our cit
Wednesday, interviewing fruit raiscrs.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is designed for thos
who need medicine TO purify their blood
No other preparation so we'll meets this wan
1t increases the appetite and rcjuvenates ii
whole system. Its record, for forty years,
, one of constant triumph over disease.
We saw Charles Zigler and Charles Ham
llton in Astoria few days since. They al
we'll and hearty and appear happy. The
are hard at work and mean business. The
are a few boys in and about Roseburg th;
might follow their example with profit
themselves, and pride TO the community.
Hon. l. 3. Nichols, from Cow creek, WI
in town this week and reports everything stl
, ring and threshing about done. There is
good yield Of wheat IN that section this seaso
He says that Geo. w. Riddle has bought Il
store Of Freelin Cornutt and is doing got
business. That is a good section of countr,
Gov. Pcnnoyer has received from the pu
lishers in San Francisco an advance copy
Hills Annotated Code, which he is require
by law to inspect and approve before 1t W
: be recognized as having the states authorit
> The code is in two volumes, and the annot
tions are very voluminous. 1t contains Is
II pages.
Word has been received from c. L. Rc
mond, state agent, and Colonel Elliott, sc
It ernment agent, that they have finished I
i examination Of lands in The Dalles and
Grande swamp land districts, and are abe
+ to commence on the Lakeyiew district. !
IS immense number Of acres have been exal
ined.
v lanes Burnett of Round Prairie, inform
a REVIEW reporter that last year he secur
:, over $3.50 for the prunes raised on one a
., | $40 1,,,rtar Of l,pJ ha ax,,arca